Tonight at 10p on Syfy’s Warehouse 13 Pete (Eddie McClintock) and Myka (JoAnne Kelly) go where they have never gone before. Not back in time or remote another on earth, but an artifact that transcends and traps them into a Noir novel. How will will they write their way out of there not so swell predicament? We will have tune in for the episode that Eddie McClintock described as “the funnest episode that we shot in the series.”
I recently spoke with the incredible talented and funny actor at the NBCU Summer Press Day and we talked about the making of this episode. He told me that they really cared about making the Noir scenes look authentic to the genre. He explained “It is shot in black and white and it is all done with the same lenses that they used back in the day. So it just doesn’t look like a colored show that is black and white. It is even lit as a Noir episode and such.”
And it wasn’t only the visual likeness that they were focusing on during this episode. There was something else that the actors had to do that was a lot of fun for them and will be fun for us to see. He said, “What was interesting is in those scenes Myka and Pete would have to speak in Film Noir speech. Then if someone would walk out of the room, we would go back to (normal) Pete and Myka. As soon as they came back in we would have to go back to Film Noir speak. It was a good acting exercise for us too.”
Then Eddie told me, see, that he thinks, “the fans are really going to dig it.” And I think for him to say that this is the funnest episode he has worked on in the show’s 49 episodes and counting, I think we are all going to dig it as much as he does.
And if you want to see Eddie McClintock in a completely different type of role, then you are going to want to keep your eye out on his upcoming movie A Fish Story that is currently being seen at film festivals. I don’t know about you, but the trailer for it blew me away. Such an interesting story and seems like all the actors are giving their all for this movie.
Warehouse 13 is back on Syfy tonight at 10p and it picks up exactly where it left off. That means it starts with Artie’s life in flux after being stabbed by Claudia. So is the rest of the world now that orchid denigrated and it is spreading the Sweating Sickness killer plague.
It is up to the now leaderless agents to save the day. So while Myka and Pete try to save the world, Claudia (Allison Scagliotti) and Jinks (Aaron Ashmore) will try to save a comatose Artie (Saul Rubinek).
Myka (Joanne Kelly) and Pete (Eddie McClintock) discover that a Count from the 18th century used to be able to bring flowers back to life, so they are going to talk to a professor at Columbia University who knows all about him to see what he knows. Maybe he might be able to help them find the artifact that can bring that orchid back to life ending the spread of the killer plague. The professor, played by James Marsters, has a secret that will change everything for Myka and Pete and set up things for the rest of the season. I won’t tell you what it is, but I will tell you that Buffy fans that you are going to love Marsters on the show because he speaks with a British accent like Spike!
Now when it comes to Claudia and Jinks, they use an artifact that will get them inside Artie’s brain and try to wake him up. Once inside, they find out he doesn’t want them there. Will they be able to break through his barriers or will we get a new head of Warehouse 13, which might not even matter if Pete and Myka can’t bring that orchid back to life.
You will just have to tune in to find out!
And you must tune in to see Eddie McClintock really let loose and have even more fun as Pete Lattimer. Even though he will be giving us some of his great improved, perfectly-time, one-liners, tonight’s episode is a little more on the serious than the others because of the subject matters. So I asked him what it is like to do such an intense episode last week at the NBCU Summer Press Day. He told me, “Since we are kind of a light show, doing the dark stuff is a welcome change. We never lose sight of the fact that we like to have fun as well.” And they do both in this exciting season premiere on Syfy at 9p.
Tonight at 9p is the season finale of Being Human on Syfy and it ties up a lot this season’s storylines and sets up for the next one.
We find out what the Vampires, who have been drinking Werewolves’ blood, have been turning the people they’ve changed into. What will Aiden do to Kenny now that he knows the truth?
Sally wakes up next to her dead self and a living person will find her rotting body in the bed. How will they explain why a decomposing corpse is just lying there? And have we seen the last of Donna? Did the three roommates really defeat her once and for all?
Meanwhile Nora and Josh don’t really get to enjoy their wedded bliss because Liam stops by and he has vengeance on his mind. That and Josh is preparing to turn back in a werewolf again for the first time since he killed his maker and got scratched by Liam.
So much happens in this episode you don’t want to miss a single of this episode that a nail biter from the beginning until the end.
Back in 1836 The Alamo survived an epic battle and tonight at 9p on Syfy it will partake in another one called Chupacabra vs. The Alamo. Will it as be lucky this time? You will have to tune in for this mythological horror movie that stars Erik Estrada as the man that will try to take down this killer urban legends that have invaded The Alamo. There is a reason why people are afraid of the Chupacabras even though no one has seen them, that is before this bloody movie.
Chupacabra vs. The Alamo is a lot fun and suspenseful at the same time.
If you are looking for a drinking game, drink every time a Chupacabra kills someone and you will be drunk before you know it.
On March 23rd Erik Estrada is starring in his first Syfy movie Chupacabra vs The Alamo and it looks brilliant. It has everything you want a from a Syfy Saturday night movie a legendary heartthrob, a famous location and mythical creatures that tear people apart. What more do you need to tune in?
